Middle-aged? It’s never too late to take a step back
Mark Scarp
Mark J. Scarp is a contributing columnist for the Tribune. Reach him at mscarp1@cox.net.
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CharlieBrown posted at 12:37 pm on Mon, Aug 13, 2012.
Broken heat records could not stop 80 men from digging deeper into their spiritual life. In fact, not one complaint was lodged about anything at all. Beautifully written Mark. I enjoyed the process of this retreat and look forward to the next one at the House of Peace and Good, The Franciscan Renewal Center. www.thecasa.org
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DcnPhilo posted at 12:51 pm on Fri, Aug 17, 2012.
"Power is made perfect in weakness". Powerful, but gentle, men united in a common search for a deeper spiritual connection. I thoroughly enjoyed the retreat, the music, the liturgies, the conversations, and the presentations. I laughed a lot, made some new friends, and reconnected with some old. Thanks Mark for articulating so well. Peace to you!